Yes. Official transcripts from accredited institutions are evaluated to determine which completed courses may satisfy RN-to-BSN degree requirements. Eligibility is based on course content, credit hours, and grades earned. Each transcript is reviewed individually to ensure alignment with curriculum and state requirements.

Submit your official transcripts for an evaluation. You will receive a summary outlining which credits may transfer and how they apply to your degree plan.

Credits earned at another Unitek Learning school may be transferable within the Unitek Learning network, depending on course equivalency.

The RN-to-BSN program at Unitek College is designed for licensed Registered Nurses who want to earn a Bachelor of Science in Nursing and advance professionally. This pathway recognizes prior nursing education and clinical experience, building on an ADN foundation with leadership, community health, research, and evidence-based practice.

Applicants must provide proof of RN licensure, official transcripts from an accredited nursing program, and meet program-specific admission criteria.

Yes. The RN-to-BSN program is designed for working nurses who hold a nursing diploma or other qualifying prior nursing education and want to pursue a BSN.

Fees vary by campus. Your admissions advisor will share details during the application process.

Unitek College provides students with a flexible RN-to-BSN program offered online. While the majority of coursework is completed online, the program also includes in-person preceptorship hours during the final semesters.

You can earn your BSN in as few as 20 months, depending on enrollment status and transfer credits.

Students may have access to financial counseling, academic tutoring, learning resources, resume and interview preparation, employer networking opportunities, and job placement assistance.

For an already licensed Registered Nurse, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) is an academic advancement that strengthens leadership skills and expands knowledge in research and public health.

While you can practice as an RN with an associate degree, a BSN provides broader preparation in leadership, research, community health, and critical thinking. Some employers prefer or require BSN-prepared nurses.

The source describes supervised clinical rotations and simulation-based training in healthcare settings.

RN-to-BSN graduates may qualify for roles in hospitals, surgical centers, physician offices, public health agencies, and specialty clinics. A BSN may support career pathways in critical care, pediatrics, obstetrics, emergency nursing, perioperative nursing, community health, case management, and quality improvement.

An RN (Registered Nurse) is a professional license. A BSN (Bachelor of Science in Nursing) is an academic degree. RN refers to licensure to practice, while BSN refers to education level.

The source cites BLS projected growth of 6% for RNs from 2025 to 2035. Salaries vary by setting, experience, and location.

Earning a BSN may support advancement and higher earning potential, but compensation depends on employer, role, experience, and location.

Coursework builds on existing nursing experience with higher-level clinical decision-making and leadership content. The source also mentions advanced medical-surgical nursing, obstetrics and maternal-child health, pediatrics, mental health nursing, community health, critical care, and evidence-based practice.

The source describes nursing simulation centers, high-, mid-, and low-fidelity manikins, VR simulation technology, and hospital-style nursing skills laboratories.

The source lists Laerdal manikins, IV arms, Chester Chest central line trainers, partial-body manikins, Foley catheter insertion models, and wound care and ostomy trainers.

Fidelity refers to the sophistication of a manikin’s electronic components and ability to simulate realistic human responses, such as breathing, heart sounds, and physiological changes.

What equipment is available in Unitek College skills labs?

The source lists medical headwalls, vital-sign monitors, EKG machines, defibrillators, hospital beds, medication carts, IV supplies, and other clinical equipment.

VR simulation can help students conduct advanced patient assessments, practice medication administration, strengthen clinical reasoning, and improve communication and leadership skills.

VR allows students to experience clinical situations that may not arise during scheduled clinical rotations. It provides a safe environment to develop both technical and interpersonal skills before caring for live patients. Students receive audio, visual, and tactile feedback throughout the experience, helping reinforce learning and build confidence.